Sentence examples for subject to swift from inspiring English sources

Unreasonable judgments should be subject to swift appeal.

Long-term priming, as reported here, would seem another one of such effects that cannot be explained by simple feature weighting, subject to swift passive decay (cf. Martini, 2010; Maljkovic and Nakayama, 2000).

If they fail to meet it, they are often subjected to "swift and severe" physical abuse, the report said.

Until recently, employees in the business and financial sectors who dared to expose misconduct were routinely subjected to swift retaliation and given little recourse to defend themselves.

The samples were subjected to swift heavy ion (SHI) irradiation using 150 MeV Ag12+ ions with a fixed fluence of 1 × 1013 ions/cm2.

Titanium substrate was coated with hydroxyapatite by radiofrequency magnetron sputtering (rf-magnetron sputtering) technique and subjected to swift heavy ion (SHI) irradiation of 125 MeV with Si9+ at fluences of 1 × 1010, 1 × 1011 and 1 × 1012 ions/cm2.

Needless to say, the scandal was subject to a swift and thorough cover-up.

So, the relatively weak gains for the majority of Americans in the past thirty years have been precarious, subject to a swift and un-nerving reversal of fortune, while those at the top continue to enjoy record incomes and wealth.

NASA was subjected to a swift and merciless drubbing in the press for having sent the thing aloft without first testing it thoroughly.

The frail, moist flesh, mutilated in war, corseted and shamed in peacetime, and subject, in the long view, to swift decay, gives this intricately composed narrative its mournful, surging life.

If that's not enough, what would be?" There was also swift reaction from the South, particularly in the states that were subject to federal oversight.